medical touch screen 

Hospital administrators have been looking for innovative ways to cut costs while improving patient services. To improve staff efficiency, comply with government regulations, reduce liability and improve accuracy in patient reporting, many hospitals have turned to medical touch-screen computer monitors.

The three computer displays commonly used in hospitals to design medical applications are medical touch systems, POS all-in-one touch screens, and all-in-one medical tablets. All products offer high-quality explosion-proof, earthquake-resistant glass and displays that can easily adjust the brightness of the screen for reading. Medical touch screens can respond to fingers, rubber-gloved hands or styluses. The products themselves are designed to be waterproof and stain-resistant.

The design can withstand the challenges of the environment, including moisture, bacteria, varying degrees of technical knowledge of the user, and aesthetics that complement the healthcare environment. Healthcare providers seeking touchscreen technology include doctors' offices, hospitals, laboratories, clinics, nursing homes and assisted living communities.

Medical touch screen is a cost-effective solution that offers flexibility to products to meet customer needs. Such as nursing stations, pharmacies, computer-aided therapy, electronic medical record (EMR) keeping, paperless charts, patient self-registration/registration, or information point installation.

15 inch medical touch screen suitable for nurses' stations or clinics → Please click here for more details. 

The 12.1 inch touch screen display is best for drawing medical records and registering patients. It is high, durable, water and scratch resistant, making it an integral part of the hospital environment. → Please click here for more details.